Supergravity-based inflation models: a review

By Masahide Yamaguchi. 2011

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In this review, we discuss inflation models based on supergravity. After explaining the difficulties in realizing inflation in the context of supergravity, we show how to evade such difficulties. Depending on types of inflation, we give concrete examples, particularly paying attention to chaotic inflation because the ongoing experiments like Planck might detect the tensor perturbations in the near future. We also discuss inflation models in Jordan frame supergravity, motivated by Higgs inflation.

Subfields: Astronomy and Astrophysics, Nuclear and High Energy Physics

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